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Parkes Perseus Arm multibeam survey

Parkes Perseus Arm multibeam survey


The Parkes Perseus Arm multibeam survey (pkspa) published its results in 2013 with a total of 14 new pulsars discovered. It detected a grand total of 1 pulsars. The fastest pulsar discovered was J0721-2038 with a period of 15.54239 milliseconds and the slowest pulsar was J0804-3647 with a period of 2.19199 seconds. The smallest pulsar dispersion measure was J0623+0340 with a DM of 54.0 pc/cc and the largest pulsar dispersion measure was J0812-3905 with a DM of 329.6 pc/cc. There were a total of 2126 pulsars known before the first discovery was published. This survey increased the total amount of known pulsars by 1.0%.

There was 1 paper written about the discoveries in this survey: The Perseus Arm Pulsar Survey.

PSRs discovered by the Parkes Perseus Arm multibeam survey

JNAMESPIN PERIODDMMAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTH
J0621+0336 269.954 milliseconds 72.53 pc/cc 4.47e+10 G
J0623+0340 613.76 milliseconds 54.0 pc/cc 2.36e+11 G
J0627+0649 346.523 milliseconds 86.6 pc/cc 7.76e+11 G
J0630-0046 680.575 milliseconds 97.9 pc/cc 1.62e+12 G
J0646+0905 903.913 milliseconds 147.85 pc/cc 8.25e+11 G
J0647+0913 1.235 seconds 154.7 pc/cc 2.85e+12 G
J0652-0142 924.054 milliseconds 116.3 pc/cc 3.8e+11 G
J0658+0022 563.295 milliseconds 115.6 pc/cc 2.3e+12 G
J0804-3647 2.192 seconds 186.8 pc/cc 3.07e+12 G
J0808-3937 866.349 milliseconds 169.1 pc/cc 5.96e+11 G
J0812-3905 482.596 milliseconds 329.6 pc/cc 1.49e+11 G
J0818-3049 763.742 milliseconds 118.9 pc/cc 6.73e+11 G
J0820-3826 124.837 milliseconds 195.5 pc/cc 5.59e+11 G

Binary PSRs discovered by the Parkes Perseus Arm multibeam survey

JNAMESPIN PERIODDMMAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTHORBITAL PERIODECCENTRICITY
J0721-2038 15.542 milliseconds 76.01 pc/cc 8.37e+08 G 5.461 days 1.0e-04

PSRs detected by the Parkes Perseus Arm multibeam survey

JNAMESPIN PERIODDMMAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTH
J0627+0706 475.885 milliseconds 138.25 pc/cc 3.81e+12 G